This project centers around creating a prototype mouse utilizing the Arduino platform, aimed at enhancing computer accessibility for individuals lacking upper limb mobility. The prototype comprises a microcontroller responsible for processing signals from the MPU-6050 sensor, used as a reference for cursor position, and foot-operated buttons for right and left-click functions. Its design enables cursor control through head movements, providing users with an easy and intuitive way to interact with the computer's graphical interface. Feasibility testing was conducted through experimental trials, resulting in ideal accuracy and precision. These trials indicate that the device is viable for use in individuals without upper limbs.
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